Endangered tamarin in Brazil makes a comeback
Three tiny orange tamarins crouch on a branch listening to high pitched calls from the dense foliage. They answer back, signaling a possible revival in Silva Jardim, Brazil, as conservation efforts continue.
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Top 5 Web Moments This Past Day Overview
Web roundups highlight ongoing animal abuse protests entering a fifth week. Early voting begins in several counties as election activity rises. County approves upgrades for the CCDC with new facilities and security measures. Homecoming events at NMMI showcase school spirit and community involvement. Domestic violence law enforcement efforts focus on prevention and support services.
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Giants stay alive in NLCS with 5-0 win over Cardinals
Barry Zito pitched the San Francisco Giants back into the NL championship series with a dominant performance through the eighth inning in a 5-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The win narrows the series deficit to 3-2 as the Cardinals face a pivotal moment.
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GOP pounces on Libya raid details amid attack fallout
Republicans accuse the Obama administration of concealing details after the Benghazi attack that killed the U S ambassador and three others. House Speaker candidates criticize Obama's foreign policy while Mitt Romney presses the issue as a national security touchstone.
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Kindergartners Visit Graves Farm for Pumpkin Patch Prizes
Washington Avenue Elementary kindergartners visit Graves Farm and Garden on a field trip and haul off prizes from the pumpkin patch. The fifth annual Farm Festival and Corn Maze opens today at 9 a.m. with a Scary Corn Maze by night at 11 30 p.m. Additional dates run from the 26th to Halloween. Valley Christian students help create a pumpkin patch at St Mark's Church after visiting Leonard Farm to collect Halloween pumpkins for St Marks fundraiser.
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Security official among 8 dead in Beirut blast
A powerful car bomb ripped through Beirut's Christian district killing Brig. Gen. Wissam al-Hassan head of Lebanon's security intelligence and seven others. Dozens were wounded as balconies collapsed and rescue workers moved bloodied children to safety. It was the deadliest Beirut blast in over four years.
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Victim Identified In Tainted Peanut Butter Outbreak
New Mexico officials confirmed the first victim of the salmonella outbreak linked to peanuts produced in Roosevelt County. The 5 year old girl from Roosevelt County eastern New Mexico had eaten multiple peanut products produced at the Sunland Inc. plant and linked to Trader Joe's Valencia Creamy Peanut Butter.
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National Character Counts Week Kickoff in Roswell
The third week of October was proclaimed National Character Counts Week with a kickoff press conference at Commission Chambers. A flag ceremony by New Mexico Youth ChalleNGe followed by a prayer by City Councilman Savino Sanchez preceded remarks from Tim Fuller and special guest Judge Alvin Jones, founding co chair.
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Wayne Dotts claims first 1963 New Year skydive in Carlsbad
Wayne Dotts, an Arizona college student, jumped from 8,000 feet just after midnight on New Year’s Day 1963 over Carlsbad to mark the year’s first parachute jump and skydive. He notes uncertainty about any earlier jump and reflects on Felix Baumgartner’s later history.
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Weekend Skydiving Spotlight Explores Extreme Heights
Dotts recalls skydiver's leap from over 24 miles and his own 60 second free fall as a contrast. He served in the Army from 1958 to 1961 and later still skydive d briefly. The feature notes the leap's four minute duration and probes the thrill.
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